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Welding 319<br />

mains electricity supply is available. They have <strong>to</strong> step down the usual supply voltage (200-<br />

400 volts) <strong>to</strong> the normal open circuit welding voltage (50-90 volts). The following fac<strong>to</strong>rs<br />

influence the selection of a power source:<br />

1. Type of electrodes <strong>to</strong> be used <strong>and</strong> metals <strong>to</strong> be welded<br />

2. Available power source (AC or DC)<br />

3. Required output<br />

4. Duty cycle<br />

5. Efficiency<br />

6. Initial costs <strong>and</strong> running costs<br />

7. Available floor space<br />

8. Versatility of equipment<br />

Fig. 17.10 Electrode holder<br />

Fig. 17.11 Earth clamp<br />

Point<br />

H<strong>and</strong>le<br />

Chisel<br />

Fig. 17.12 H<strong>and</strong> screen<br />

Fig. 17.13 Chipping <strong>and</strong> hammer<br />

H<strong>and</strong>le<br />

Fig. 17.14 Wire brush<br />

Fig. 17.15 C-clamp

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